Bothsided

/ˈbɔːθˈsaɪdɪd/ adjective

Having qualities, features, or concerns on both sides; affecting or involving both parties equally.

Compound of 'both' (Old English) and 'sided' (from 'side'). This modern English formation emphasizes balanced or dual-sided nature.

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